What makes Squeeze by The Velvet Underground notable?

'Squeeze' is notable for being the band's final studio album, showcasing their evolution while receiving mixed reviews. Although it did not achieve commercial success like previous albums, it remains an essential part of their discography, influencing subsequent alternative and art rock movements. Released on February 14, 1973, 'Squeeze' was The Velvet Underground's first album without founding member John Cale, marking a significant shift in their sound. At this point in their career, the band had transitioned from their groundbreaking early work to a more commercial approach, attempting to reach wider audiences amidst internal changes.